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A three-hour history and nature tour of the salt marshes of the ACE Basin. Join Cap'n. Stan on this 25-mile round trip excursion aboard the Dixie Lady, a 38-ft., 29-passenger pontoon boat.
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 Lady's Island |
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Daily dolphin watch trips, nature and wildlife excursions, and sunset sails on the Pau Hana and Flying Circus catamaran sailboats. Summer fireworks cruises, sailing lessons and customized private charters also available. Can accommodate the handicapped. Both vessels sail daily from Palmetto Bay Marina.
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Guided canoe and kayak trips on the Congaree, Saluda, Edisto Rivers, as well as hiking and rock climbing trips. Canoe, kayak, tube and bicycle rentals. Outdoor gear store.
Equipment rental available. Retail outfitting store in Cayce, across the Saluda River from Columbia. Stocks canoes, kayaks, camping, hiking and climbing equipment as well as clothes, books, maps and supplies. Member of SC Professional Paddlesports Association.
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 Cayce |
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Dolphin Watch Cruises aboard the M/V "Holiday" and Sport Crabbing Excursions on the M/V "Crabber J II".
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Hilton Head Island |
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The National Audubon Society's Francis Beidler Forest in Four Holes Swamp contains within its 16,000 acres, the largest remaining stand of virgin Bald Cypress/Tupelo Gum swamp forest left anywhere in the world. One thousand year-old trees and native wildlife abound in this pristine sanctuary that has been untouched for a millennia. A 1.75 mile self-guided boardwalk trail (handicapped accessible) allows visitors the chance to safely venture deep into the heart of the swamp...to see it the way nature intended! Canoe trips and naturalist guided walks and programs also are available seasonally and by reservation.
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 Harleyville |
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The Audubon Swamp is a black water cypress and tupelo swamp, is lovely, mysterious, and unique to this area. Once a freshwater reservoir used for rice cultivation, the entire 60 acres is traversed by boardwalks, bridges, and dikes, featuring all varieties of local mammals, birds, and reptiles, including bald eagles, herons and egrets, otters, turtles and alligators. Allow at least 45 minutes for a self-guided walk. A 45-minute nature boat tour takes visitors through ancient rice fields.
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 Charleston |
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Naturalist led boat excursions though salt marsh tidal creeks to Capers Island Heritage Preserve, one of the few remaining undeveloped barrier islands on the East Coast. Excursions include the Capers Island Wildlife Exploration, Dolphin Sunset Cruise, Blue Crabbing Clinic, Creek Fishing, Marine Biology Day Camp for Kids, All Inclusive Island Fun, Beachside Cookouts, and private charters on our 6, 16, 22 and 40 passenger boats. Check out our website for more great information and pictures. Please call 843-886-5000 for reservations today!
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Isle of Palms |
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Beaufort Kayak Tours provides high quality, narrated natural and cultural history kayak tours on the waters of historic Beaufort county. Tours are suitable for beginners and recommended for most ages. Nature and history, Hunting Island and ACE Basin tours offered.
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Beaufort |
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Bee City focuses on educating the public on the importance of Honeybees. Get a close look at the workers, drones and queen. Enjoy lunch or dinner at the café. Visit the petting zoo. Purchase honey and beeswax items from the gift shop.
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 Cottageville |
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Tour service offers canoe and kayak tours on several rivers, including Little Pee Dee, Big Pee Dee, Lumber, Lynches, Waccamaw and Black. Historical areas include the "Tan Yards" of Marion County, Snow Island and the hideout of Francis Marion. Meals can be included in day trips, moonlight trips and overnight trips.
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 Marion |
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